If you get time to read something other than quick magazine articles, you may want to start with these…
I’m not one to take the time to read for leisure. I am usually needing to read things that pertain to some part of my life – parenting, nutrition, etc. – but I happened to pick up The Confession by John Grisham in early December and had an exciting time reading it off and on for the next couple of weeks (when my husband happened to set it down now and again). The story involves many typical J.G. inclusions – lawyers, criminals, and the South (albeit this go round it was technically the Southwest in Texas) and a quick tie-everything-up-in-20-pages ending. This time, however, he went a bit beyond the expected and allowed a surprise turn of...
Read MoreReviewed by Jessica Brady Summary: Major Ernest Pettigrew epitomizes the Englishman with the “stiff upper lip”, who clings to traditional values and has tried (in vain) to pass these along to his yuppie son, Roger. The story centers around Pettigrew’s fight to keep his greedy relatives (including his son) from selling a valuable family heirloom. The Major finds an unexpected ally and source of consolation in his neighbor, the Pakistani shopkeeper Jasmina Ali. On the outside these two seem to have nothing in common but as their relationship grows they discover they have the most important things in common. Review: Overall, I enjoyed this book. I found it a...
Read MoreIf you are a creative or an entrepreneur-minded person, chances are you need to read this book. If you can focus long enough to finish it. (Not joking there). I was given this book by a friend and after taking the test to see if I am indeed ADHD I found I am not. However, this book is full of fantastic tid-bits that had me coming back for more information on how to focus and achieve my goals. I am not sure if it’s because I am a mom or an entrepreneur but focus can really be a struggle at times. This book helps you eliminate distractions and get your ready to conquer and succeed everyday. I highly recommend it, even it the title is a bit clinical. It...
Read MoreThese are some great books to get you started. They range from cookbooks to parenting books and some simple-to-read humor books for good measure. I love easy and I love honest. These all fit that description! If you like what you read, check out our link to these books on our store page! http://abetterbodyafterbaby.com/store/ 1) Fitness Food by Dr. Susanna Holt If you love books with great photos and simple preparation, this is the book for you. It was prepared and written by a dietitian who explains each dish’s asset to your body and what it can best be used (i.e. for after a workout or if you are looking to lower your sugar intake). Intended for those...
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